CA regulators reopen San Onofre settlement on Monday, saying they will re-examine the settlement that pushed the some $3.3 billion in costs for closing the San Onofre power plant onto
Dive Brief:
California regulators have reopened the case that led to the early closure of the San Onofre nuclear plant that was shuttered after radioactive steam leaks were discovered in
Deal left ratepayers to pay most of cost for premature shutdown of failed nuclear power plant
State utility regulators on Monday reopened the agreement they approved in 2014 that assigned
By David Lazarus, Contact Reporter for LA Times
Imagine if you had to pay extra to not have anchovies on your pizza. Or to not have flames painted on the
Southern California Gas Co. and San Diego Gas & Electric want to build a 65-mile pipeline and pass on the cost to customers.
A California Public Utilities Commission judge is
Proposed settlement requires Edison to pay for its own mistakes
COSTA MESA – When the steam generators at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station malfunctioned in early 2012 and were subsequently
TURN and our allies take the fight against forced copper-cutting to the FCC
The Federal Communications Commission hasn’t yet given phone companies permission to shut down the Public Switched Telephone
Agreement Over San Onofre Would Save Customers $1.4 Billion
For Immediate Release From The Utility Reform Network
Thursday, March 27, San Francisco — TURN and the Office of Ratepayer Advocates
SoCal Customers Could Get Justice – And Refunds!
Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric ratepayers could be in line for a share of more than $1 billion
TURN Demands Halt To Verizon Cord-Cutting, Doesn’t Want Customers Put At Risk
Verizon has been accused of refusing to fix landline phone service in order to force customers onto Internet
Raising Rates for Essential Needs During COVID is Wrong
With lower-income Californians bearing the brunt of the pandemic economically, utilities are still rapidly raising rates for essential heat and light despite the COVID crisis. Constantly raising rates is wrong.
